YOUARENOWHERE NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (39)
See it if you want to see a show you will never forget, you love unique, jaw-dropping one of a kind show, you love experimental works, incredible
Don't see it if you are not excited by non-linear, one-man shows, you want a classic clear story with characters and plot, you hate the magic of theatre
See it if it's the best piece of theatre i've ever seen
Don't see it if you're a bad person who doesn't like good things
See it if you love experimental theater, want to experience staging that will genuinely shock and delight you, enjoy plays that deal with our humanity
Don't see it if you hate experimental theater, don't enjoy plays that weave in scientific theories, are averse to plays were actor is shirtless throughout Read more
See it if you want to have your mind completely blown, you like being challenged and provoked in the best way possible in the theater.
Don't see it if if you don't love this play, it's safe to assume I don't understand your taste at all.
See it if you can. There is truly nothing like it, with its amazing visuals, sense of drama & great personal content. You'll be surprised & moved.
Don't see it if you think theater requires linear storytelling and predictable staging. Also, if you hate stroboscopes.
See it if you want to be truly transported inward. This piece is an experience to behold. You will wonder what is real, and you'll need to recover.
Don't see it if you might be averse to loud sounds and bright lights; discombobulation is the point here. What a ride, though! Get on the ride!
See it if you love creativity, innovation, and pushing the boundaries of theatre. you want to see a play you will still think about months later
Don't see it if you have bad taste or you are uncomfortable with loud noise and vibrations
See it if You enjoy thrilling, non-traditional theatre questioning reality, quantum physics, identity. Fascinating and beautifully performed!
Don't see it if You prefer straight-laced plays with linear plot-lines.
Critic Reviews (19)
"Visually gorgeous prediction of what will happen when the machines take over, Andrew Schneider's stunning 'Youarenowhere' is a tour de force—both of acting and design...Connoisseurs of process-oriented, short-form programming may have seen this work in snippets, but this is your first chance in a very long time to see a completed Schneider. Getting to see what his wicked, febrile mind has been up to is thrilling and happens but once a half-decade. It's like Brigadoon, people. Don't miss it."
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"I can't tell you what happens except to say that it is enormous, one of the biggest coups de théâtre I've seen in years, and it radically reorients one's perspective on everything that has come before. Beyond that, all I can tell you is that 'YOUARENOWHERE' is baffling, but not boring; that Andrew Schneider is a fearless and technically gifted performer; that the technical/design aspects of the production are executed with a rare precision; and the entire experience is not easily forgotten."
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"'YOUARENOWHERE' is artistically complicated and aesthetically striking...Technological cleverness aside, 'YOUARENOWHERE' contains moments of astounding and confusing beauty that come from the pace, timing, physicality, expression, and the presence of Schneider as well as other performers...It's an achievement that Schneider and his creative team are able to invent 'YOUARENOWHERE' not only as a theatre piece but as a place, a space, and an experience that is uncanny."
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"Using on-stage cues and technological manipulation unparalleled in American theater, the experimental performance piece 'YOUARENOWHERE' is back. This time with infinite more megawatts that take the already transcendent show to an-out-of-this-galaxy level. Unlike, the constant whispers of computer fans or lights, the show is anything but static...Schneider’s matter-of-fact style and absolutely sharpened physical poise guides us."
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"'YOUARENOWHERE' is reminiscent of the best of David Lynch….Impressions on the selectivity of love and the taking for granted of our perceptions on alternate and interior worlds manage to achieve mathematical and philosophical coherency as well as a sense of humor. Besides the sonic and visual accomplishments, Schneider's physical theater precision is mesmerizing. At the show's crescendo, he achieves a tour de force that is best experienced with no prior knowledge of it."
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"What Andrew Schneider achieves on stage leaves theatergoers as astonished as 19th century audiences must have felt watching Lumière’s 'Arrival of the Train'...The perception-altering surprise is so satisfying, I wouldn’t want to do anything to ruin it...Some theatergoers might not get past the show’s bells and whistles to grasp the meaning behind any of Schneider’s words, and that’s okay...His technical know-how is on full display in 'YOUARENOWHERE', with intentional sensory overload."
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"Since Schneider remains at a high compulsive level throughout the 60-minute-plus piece, what he’s actually intending to get across may be less important to him than the agitated state into which his message has plunged him...But if his observations are deliberately blurred, then it becomes incumbent on him to command consistent attention no matter where his digressions take him. Sorry to say, he runs out of steam a little too often...Let's just say, 'YOUARENOWHERE' is relatively engaging."
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"'YOUARENOWHERE' is a sensory overload that not only works, it is emotionally cumbersome...'YOUARENOWHERE' is not only magical, it's mystifying. To discuss what happens in Schneider's piece would be a complete disservice to any future audience. It would do nothing but spoil your experience. But what can be analyzed is Schneider's ability to craft something provocative...'YOUARENOWHERE' defies the impossible. This is not a show for the faint of heart."
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